Jef Groff has risked it all in some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters: Fast & Furious, Marvel Films, Spy, Sons of Anarchy, and more. He’s driven, crashed, and flown through fire on camera. He’s been punched by Katy Perry. He’s been set on fire over 2,000 times performing in Universal Studios’ "Waterworld" stunt show. But before the explosions and camera rigs, there was a dirt bike, a small town in upstate New York, and a calling to become a youth pastor. In this episode, we dive into the grit, grace, and grind of a life lived full throttle. From faith -> to fatherhood -> to film.

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Logan Terry is an Ozarks native, community advocate, and podcast host with deep roots in Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas. With a background in academia and business, Logan is passionate about fostering genuine connections, sharing stories of resilience, and bringing hope to those facing life’s challenges.

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In this introspective episode, Jon and Dalton dive deep into the subtle art of masking; the invisible armor we wear to navigate daily life. From ADHD masking and work personas to childhood influences and cultural expectations, they explore how fear, survival, and social acceptance shape our identities.

The conversation moves between psychology, authenticity, and even fishing, drawing parallels between squeamish moments and the masks we adopt to "blend in."

Through personal stories, humor, and raw honesty, they unpack what it means to truly be yourself and how rare and transformative it is to witness someone in their genuine element.

Whether it's the pressure of a meeting or the freedom of a concert crowd, Jon and Dalton ask: When does the real self come through? And how can we create space for it more often?

This episode invites you to consider what parts of you are truly you.

Cassandra has worked for Pratt & Whitney repairing jet engine cases. She has machined 250 ton to 1000 ton lifting hooks for McKissick and Crosby - the largest suppliers of lifting equipment worldwide. She previously worked alongside a senior gas turbine engineer named Neil Noland to reverse engineer labyrinth seals to prevent fires in the low gear end of PSO (Public Service of Oklahoma) gas turbines. Cassandra has worked with parts weighing up to 40,000 lbs or 20 tons.She faced many challenges breaking into a male-dominated industry. We talk about what it took to succeed in this field, what she loves about it, and what she hopes the future holds. Creativity and love for the industry are central themes here. We’ve got a surprise guest in this episode, Mr. Piggens, Cassandra’s pup and shop manager.

Dave Neal, the owner of Mojo Cycles in Bentonville, Arkansas, is a dynamic individual that runs his cycling shop with the kind of passion that you’ll find refreshing. Having moved from Utah to NWA, Dave brings a unique perspective to what it means to chase and build your dreams amongst this fantastic community. www.mojocycling.com